Who bought Tarkett?

Who bought Tarkett? Tarkett is publicly traded company not bought by larger flooring company, with majority owned by Tarkett Participation holding owned by Deconinck family Belgian family, with Tarkett being independent public company listed on Euronext Paris since 2013 IPO, with no acquisition by Mohawk or other flooring conglomerate, with Deconinck family maintaining controlling stake. Tarkett founded 1880 in Sweden, merged with French and German companies, became Tarkett Sommer, now Tarkett, with Deconinck family Belgian industrial family owning majority through holding company Tarkett Participation, which owns about 50 percent, with rest owned by public shareholders, with Tarkett not bought by Mohawk Industries which owns Daltile and other brands, with Tarkett remaining independent. So who bought Tarkett? No one bought Tarkett outright, Tarkett is publicly traded with Deconinck family majority owner, with Tarkett being independent flooring company with revenue 3 billion euros, with no acquisition, though Tarkett has acquired other companies like Johnsonite rubber flooring and others, but Tarkett itself not bought, with IPO in 2013 but family retained control, making Tarkett family-controlled public company, not subsidiary of larger company, with ownership being Deconinck family and public investors.